Unsurprisingly, two of Stephen King's lesser books resulted in not-so-good movie adaptations. And they both have one thing in ...

Philip Montgomery for The New York Times Supported by By Gilbert Cruz Gilbert Cruz is the editor of the Book Review ... in April 1974, Stephen King had already written several unpublished novels.

Mike Flanagan has taken on another Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck, and it already has an advantage over Doctor Sleep, his King book-based horror movie that flopped at the box office ...

The two men were seated next to each other at the Toronto International Film Festival's "The Life of Chuck" screening.

New Line's Salem's Lot adaptation is finally set to debut on the Max streaming service next month, but fans of Stephen King's ...

Warner Bros. and New Line's new adaptation of Stephen King ’s Salem’s Lot is a film that I’ve been very excited about since I ...

Max has finally released the long-awaited first trailer for Salem's Lot, an upcoming horror film based on Stephen King's novel.

The two Stephen King adaptations to earn Oscar nods that are clearly horror movies include Carrie, nominated for Best Supporting Actress (Piper Laurie) and Best Actress (Sissy Spacek); with Misery ...

Richard Chizmar is a Harford County horror author and the founder of Cemetery Dance Publications who has co-authored at least one novel with Stephen King ... at least the next few months.

When Mike Flanagan opted to adapt Stephen King’s short story The Life Of Chuck ... way I smiled reading that particular portion of the book.” Hiddleston didn’t just waltz onto set, he ...

Stephen Edwin King was born in Portland ... on Sebago Lake in North Windham for the winter, Stephen wrote his next-published novel, originally titled Second Coming and then Jerusalem’s Lot ...